Which of the following is not possible in Kant's view:
A) Analytic a priori judgments
B) Analytic a posteriori judgments
C) Synthetic a priori judgments
D) Synthetic a posteriori judgments

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According to Kant, analytic judgments are those in which the predicate is contained within the subject (e.g. "all bachelors are unmarried"). A priori judgments are those that can be known independently of experience, while a posteriori judgments are known through experience. Synthetic judgments, on the other hand, add new information to the subject (e.g. "all bachelors are unhappy"). A priori synthetic judgments, such as mathematical propositions, cannot be known through experience alone. However, Kant argued that there can be no analytic a posteriori judgments, as the predicate cannot be known by simply analyzing the subject without empirical knowledge.

Which of the Following Is Not Possible in Kant's View